TULSA, Okla. — Scattered showers and storms will slowly diminish and move out tonight. Lows by daybreak Tuesday will reach the mid/upper 50s.
We may wake up with clouds Tuesday morning, but expect clouds to clear out through the day. Most of us will remain dry, but a few isolated showers may remain near the Oklahoma/Arkansas state-line as moisture wraps around a low to our east. Look for highs in the mid/upper 70s with north to northwest breeze.
Some data hints we may see a few showers Wednesday morning, but confidence is higher will see storms by Wednesday evening and night across northern portions of the region. Some severe weather will be possible with mostly a damaging wind and hail threat, but we'll continue to monitor. Highest storm chances will be north of HWY 412, but we'll keep a chance in the forecast as far south as I-40. These storms will likely remain into the overnight Wednesday into Thursday morning.
A few lingering showers and storms will remain for Thursday with a chance on Friday as well.
The weekend looks dry and warm with temps warming up well into the 80s for both Saturday and Sunday!
Have a fun and safe week!
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